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'''Mini Ztars''' are miniature [[Ztar]]s that are predominately dark purple. Making their debut appearance in ''[[Mario Party 9]]'', Mini Ztars serves as the opposing counterpart to [[Mini Star|Mini Stars]] as they will causes the players to lose a certain amount of Mini Stars after coming into contact with them.  
'''Mini Ztars''' are small, dark purple miniature [[Ztar]]s, introduced in ''[[Mario Party 9]]''. Mini Ztars serve as the opposing counterpart to [[Mini Star|Mini Stars]] as they will causes the players to lose a certain amount of Mini Stars (in other words, gain Mini Ztars) after coming into contact with them.  


As Mini Ztars are found in groups around the boards around certain spaces, they immediately display their effects if the player runs into them while presuming the role as the captain. Mini Ztars are rarely found alone, and are often found in groups of either three, five, or ten.
As Mini Ztars are found in groups around the boards around certain spaces, they immediately display their effects if the player runs into them while presuming the role as the captain. Mini Ztars are rarely found alone, and are often found in groups of either three, five, or ten.
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Mini Ztars can also be obtained in the "Unlucky" pipes as these miniature stars will be given out in a number depending on the player's dice roll. Unlucky routes may also lead to the player collecting Mini Ztars.
Mini Ztars can also be obtained in the "Unlucky" pipes as these miniature stars will be given out in a number depending on the player's dice roll. Unlucky routes may also lead to the player collecting Mini Ztars.


On [[DK's Jungle Ruins]], Mini Ztars are replaced by dark, purple bananas called [[Z-Banana]]s, though they have the same effect; they cause the player to lose [[Banana]]s when coming into contact with them. They can be found as singular bananas or in bunches.
Mini Ztars are replaced by dark, purple bananas called [[Z-Banana]]s in [[DK's Jungle Ruins]], though they have the same effect; they cause the player to lose [[Banana]]s when coming into contact with them. They can be found as singular bananas or in bunches.


==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==

Revision as of 00:31, November 20, 2013

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Mini Ztars are small, dark purple miniature Ztars, introduced in Mario Party 9. Mini Ztars serve as the opposing counterpart to Mini Stars as they will causes the players to lose a certain amount of Mini Stars (in other words, gain Mini Ztars) after coming into contact with them.

As Mini Ztars are found in groups around the boards around certain spaces, they immediately display their effects if the player runs into them while presuming the role as the captain. Mini Ztars are rarely found alone, and are often found in groups of either three, five, or ten.

Mini Ztars can also be obtained in the "Unlucky" pipes as these miniature stars will be given out in a number depending on the player's dice roll. Unlucky routes may also lead to the player collecting Mini Ztars.

Mini Ztars are replaced by dark, purple bananas called Z-Bananas in DK's Jungle Ruins, though they have the same effect; they cause the player to lose Bananas when coming into contact with them. They can be found as singular bananas or in bunches.

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